So, despite having average physical fitness, Bowen always managed to use his small moves and agile steps to bypass screens on the court.
However, the referees, who kept a close watch tonight, did not let Bowen get away with anything.
On the court, Crawford blew the whistle again.
"Hey, Dan, this can't be a foul, I didn't even touch him just now."
At this moment, if one didn't know Bowen's nature, Crawford might have been fooled by his good-guy act.
But how could Crawford be so dumb?
"Put away your pretense, Bruce, I won't allow any boundary-crossing behavior tonight."
Damn boundary-crossing, can a person not defend anymore?
At this moment, Bowen thought to himself.
It's just...
Does defense have to involve bad moves and small actions?
It's true that Crawford's whistle isn't biased towards the Spurs tonight, but that doesn't mean he favors the Warriors either.
He just implemented the same strict penalty criteria for defense actions on both teams.
